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06/21/2011 08:39:46 AM · #1
This is so interesting. I would never have the patience...

Merging Hundreds of Photos
06/21/2011 09:40:38 AM · #2
Imagine entering that in an expert editing challenge here and then getting a validation request.
06/21/2011 02:04:53 PM · #3
It must have been popular, lots of links lead to a dead page.
06/21/2011 03:11:37 PM · #4
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:

Imagine entering that in an expert editing challenge here and then getting a validation request.


Totally! The Sc would go mad.

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HBn7TMWf7k <- linK

Message edited by author 2011-06-21 15:14:48.
06/21/2011 05:05:12 PM · #5
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:

Imagine entering that in an expert editing challenge here and then getting a validation request.

What are the chances of being able to upload 300+ RAW images before the 48-hour deadline expires? I'd guess this might be one occasion where leniency need not apply ... ;-)
06/21/2011 05:07:38 PM · #6
Originally posted by GeneralE:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:

Imagine entering that in an expert editing challenge here and then getting a validation request.

What are the chances of being able to upload 300+ RAW images before the 48-hour deadline expires? I'd guess this might be one occasion where leniency need not apply ... ;-)


I think a pre-emptive validation upload would be in order.
06/21/2011 05:48:09 PM · #7
Be fun to do one of these, and fail to include ONE image in the upload and see if SC actually finds it; sort of a "Where's Waldo?" test... Nah, that'd be mean...

R.
06/21/2011 06:25:03 PM · #8
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Be fun to do one of these, and fail to include ONE image in the upload and see if SC actually finds it; sort of a "Where's Waldo?" test... Nah, that'd be mean...

R.

I would run the uploaded images through the same software, edit per the submitted (detailed) instructions, then place the resultant image in a separate layer over the entry; toggling between the two layers will readily reveal any discrepancy.

Just a suggestion though, to anyone actually contemplating such a "quality control test," that the site rules and TOU are quite broad when it comes to the actions available when we determine that there has been a *deliberate* attempt to "cheat" or otherwise disrupt the normal functioning of the site. Besides, if a "thought experiment" was good enough for Einstein ... ;-)
06/21/2011 06:58:05 PM · #9
Originally posted by GeneralE:

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Be fun to do one of these, and fail to include ONE image in the upload and see if SC actually finds it; sort of a "Where's Waldo?" test... Nah, that'd be mean...

R.

I would run the uploaded images through the same software, edit per the submitted (detailed) instructions, then place the resultant image in a separate layer over the entry; toggling between the two layers will readily reveal any discrepancy.


I'd love to see you try to precisely duplicate the placement of 300 images so the overlay toggle actually proves anything, LOL :-)

Still, I'll agree to let it remain a "thought experiment", friend... :-) Besides, I, personally, don't have the patience to create that composite in the first place :-)

R.
06/21/2011 07:10:19 PM · #10
Lets see, they said six hours for a save on one of his images, times 150 entrants, divided by the number of SC....that's still a lot of processing time.
06/21/2011 07:20:51 PM · #11
I like it when photographers put there editing steps in the details area below the photo. Could you image the details in such a picture?!

Message edited by author 2011-06-21 19:22:30.
06/21/2011 08:08:33 PM · #12
Originally posted by GeneralE:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:

Imagine entering that in an expert editing challenge here and then getting a validation request.

What are the chances of being able to upload 300+ RAW images before the 48-hour deadline expires? I'd guess this might be one occasion where leniency need not apply ... ;-)


I've got 100mbps up.. Figure it shouldn't take more than a half hour or so.... Now you poor SOB's having to deal with it, that's another story... ;)
06/21/2011 09:38:45 PM · #13
Totally cool!
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